The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20
LOCAL..


R. b. Hayes.
Miss Irene Davenport is visiting
friends in E. City.
PasquOtank Court opened yesterday
at E. City for one week.
Something New-"O. K. Pure Rye
Whisky, at A. L. Gregory's. Try it.
Miss Kate D. Sharp returned last
night from her visit to HertfOrd county.
Mr.. Jno. Wood and Mrs. A. T. Bush
came up from Nag S Head Thursday last.
For good cigar and an excellent
smoke try a ''Codicil''-at Gregory s.
Miss Sadie Eason, of Hickory, Va. is
Wis ting Miss Cora Mitchell, her school
mate.
Dixie Daisy for 1Oc has the
lead-for sale by Gregory-SmOke one.
R. w. Winborne, of Murfreesboro and
q 20. Cooper, of Winton, are at the Bay
| View.
| Edenton was well represented at the
Philadelphia constitutional centennial
| last week.
| We are sorry to add the name of Mr..
| w. J. Moore to our sick roll this week.
| Hope he may soon recover.
For good smoke try Dixie S Daisy,
3 for 1Oc, at Gregory s-as gOOd as any
five center" in town.
| The residence of Mr.. NJ. F. Bond
Main St., is handsome structure-a fit
ornament to our growing town.
The Str. Chowan came down last night
quite improved. She has been thor
oughly repaired and neatly painted.
We recommend the "Codicil'' cigar at
| GregOrys as a good smoker with a
delightful flavor. 1t beats any we have
tried
Two families and several young men
came up from Nag Head this week.
The old place is now almost entirely
deserted,
Miss Fanny Ballard, who has been
visiting Miss Cora Mitchell, of this place,
| returned to her home Churchiand, Va,
saturday.
Our Business Manager leaves to day
to attend Court at E. City. We trust he
will return with quite number of new
subscribers.
Mr.. John Wood s family and Miss An
n e Wood of EdentOn are visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Martin on Church street says
the Falcon.
| WANTED-A man to do good Black
Smith work and Horse Shoeing. Per
manent position guaranteed. Apply to
1. A. Harris, Edenton, n. @.
Mr.. J. MILESTONE of Camden, fills the.
Cstion at the R. R. depot made vacant
by Jos. Pugh Esq, who is now doing
business in Norfolk.
Yesterday and to-day constitute the
Jewish New-Year. Our citizens of that
nationality have closed their places of
business in honor Of the occasion.
WANTED-A man with a small capital
to ingage in paying business in Eden
ton. For information apply to III, ;"
FISHERMAN & FARMER s Office tt
Call at II. A. Bond s and get good
Oranges, 25c dozen, Lemons, SOC dOz.,
the Best Butter, SOC pound. Snuff ana
Fine Tobacco. Nice assortment of Fish
Hooks, all cheap.
Our Post Master, Mr.. L. L. Brinkley,
is in receipt of large number of Agri-
cultural Reports sent him for distribu
ton by Hon. T. @. Skinner. Farmers
can get them upon application.
Mr.. j. R. B. Hathaway gives pleasing
stitutional Centennial, Philadelphia.
The crowd is immense and is said to be
the largest ever assembled on the Cont
nent.
Mr.. ]. L. Rogerson, the popular pro-
prietOr of the " GODDARD House returned
from Northern trip on Monday. He
is looking well, as free from malaria as
an mountain host or a Nag Head land
lord.
Just Received, by II. A. Bond-Fresh
Oranges, 25c a dozen, Fresh Lemons, soc
a doz., n. Y. State Gilt Edge Butter, Soc
a pound, Onions to suit the change, |
Lye and Condenced Milk.
Mr.L. L. Rolfe, former Foreman of the /
Enquirer office, is now clerk at the Bay |
View Hotel. Mr.. Rolfe is a polite and |
polished young man and will doubtless |
fill the position suitably and with sue !
cess.
Mr.. Julian G. Wood left on Saturday
for prospecting tour through the west.
He will be absent for some time and,
should he find a suitable place may
arrange for permanently locating. We
nate to give up so good citizen although
t is naturally expected that with the
course of empire, the young will west